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Accountability matters. If the vice president crossed legal lines, the truth must come out. No one is above the law. But if “reasonable time” becomes years of televised standoff, the costs will be borne elsewhere—by stalled reforms, persistently high electricity rates and the elusive goal of affordable rice.
Three YouTube channels posted videos with thumbnails claiming that Landbank has spoken and testified for Vice President Sara Duterte in the ongoing impeachment hearings at the House. This is false.
A Facebook page claims Vice President Sara Duterte "has clean and honest government," attributing the statement to the Commission on Audit and citing its 2023 unmodified opinion for the Office of the Vice President. This is not true.
One development thwarts the Duterte pattern (of non-accountability). The Commission on Audit has now obligated her to return 73,287,000 of her confidential funds. There is only one meaning to that: fund misuse.
A quote card claiming that television host Willie Revillame called out Vice President Sara Duterte for focusing on campaigning at a time of crisis is fake.
Online users claim that the impeachment complaints against Vice President Sara Duterte have been dismissed due to constitutional technicalities. This is false.
Annalise Keating is a fictional character from the TV series "How to Get Away with Murder." The series ended in 2020, making this quote impossible for her to have said.
This photo of VP Sara Duterte and Rep. Paolo Duterte distributing food packs in Davao City was made by a netizen using Google Gemini.
Kailangan ng konteksto ang mga post na nagsasabing ang “malinaw at malinis” na rekord ng OVP ay nakatanggap ng "pinakamataas" na rating mula sa COA, at wala siyang ninakaw kahit piso.
Online users claim that former president and now Pampanga Rep. Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo was named as new House speaker and junked the impeachment complaints against Vice President Sara Duterte. These are false.
